No. There are no notable differences from Female and a Male Piranha. None that we have discovered anyways.
In the several species that are all commonly called "Piranha" there appears to be no sexual dimorphism. About the only way to tell the difference is the females tend to be a bit chubbier than the males.
You cant usually tell the difference between male and female piranhas.
There are no notable differences. So if you are looking to breed you will not have very much luck with just 1-2 piranhas.
The fin under the fish by its vent is triangular or rounded in the female and is called a "ventral fin". The corresponding fin in the male is long, thin and pointed and can be moved around to point in different directions. This male fin is called a "gonopodium".
This may sound gross but you have to stick a finger up it's hole and see if you feel any lumps or not. If you do it is a boy if you don't than it is a girl
There is supposedly 25 species of pirahna. Red pirahna, red bellied pirahna, red eyed pirahna, black shoulder/ ear pirahna, cariba pirahna(wich is the same as the black shoulder/ ear), piraya pirahna, black pirahna or rhom, gold pirahna or spilo, elongated or pike pirahna, brandtii pirahna, manuel's pirahna, geryi or violet line pirahna and compressus pirahna.
It depends on the type of pirahna
You got a pirahna with anorexia.
You have to be 18 to watch the (2010) film pirahna.
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the gender is a guy you can tell
meat such as fish and insects
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well, the life cycle of a pirahna starts with an egg, then a small fish and then a big fish that bites hard and has developed teeth